Tyler James Clancy is a Republican who represented Utah House District 60, encompassing northern parts of Provo, Pleasant Grove, Brigham Young University, and central/east Provo. Elected at age 25 in January 2023 by Utah County Republican Party delegates to succeed Adam Robertson, he was among the youngest state legislators in the U.S. and the youngest elected to the Utah Legislature since 1834. A Provo police officer since May 2022, Clancy focused on homelessness, public safety, education, and fiscal responsibility. Notable achievements include passing all his 2023 bills, creating the bipartisan Blue Collar Caucus, earning the 2023 “Friend of the Taxpayer” award, and chairing the House Ethics Committee in 2025. He resigned from the House in March 2026 after appointment as Utah's state homeless coordinator.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Graduate of Brigham Young University .
• Early Career: Executive director of the Pioneer Park Coalition , addressing homelessness, poverty, and public safety; advocated for Project Safe Neighborhoods and The Other Side Village tiny home community.
• Political Committees: Served on Education Interim Committee, Executive Offices and Criminal Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, House Education Committee, House Judiciary Committee, and House Interim Committee.
• Personal: Married to Leah; followed his father into law enforcement.